Bringing back Gleyber Torres brought clarity to the infield, yet it also shifted even more pressure onto the player expected to handle third without a full track record there.
Gleyber Torres accepting the qualifying offer was the kind of news Detroit Tigers fans have been waiting for all winter. Detroit didn’t just keep a middle-of-the-order bat and a steady defender up the middle — it kept a key piece of its identity.
Under Scott Harris, this front office has talked endlessly about raising the offensive floor without blocking its young core.